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. 2016 Feb 15;44(7):3432–3447. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkw084

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Figure 7. — Behavior of terminal dinucleotides regarding δP versus ΔRDCs or internucleotide distances. ³¹P δP, ΔRDC_C6/8-H6/8, D_inter(H6/8_i-H6/8_i+1), D_inter(H2′_i-H6/8_i+1) and D_inter(H2″_i-H6/8_i+1) were collected on the first and last dinucleotides of the four dodecamers, at 20°C. They are compared to the correlations obtained for the internal dinucleotides (see Figure 4), which are depicted here by the best linear fits (red lines) and the standard deviations of the normal distribution of the residuals (dashed red lines). The bars are the estimated experimental errors on ΔRDC and D_inter (vertical bars) and δP (horizontal bars).